[from occupied ga]

It’s your position, then, that a reasonable person would not conclude that large mastiff dogs, trained for attack by a convicted drug dealer, might pose a threat when handled by someone with no professional dog experience ?

Are you being intentionally dense or do you really not understand? It's my position that you don't need all all of the things you say to define a threat, that the specific breed alone is enough to define a threat.

[Darnright]

>Are you being intentionally dense or do you really not understand? It’s my position that you don’t need all all of the things you say to define a threat, that the specific breed alone is enough to define a threat.<

When you have no answer to an argument, resorting to ad hominum attacks just cements that reality.

Any large dog presents some level of threat, especially if it’s with other dogs (that’s a pack for those of you in Rio Linda). That’s why experts recommend males be castrated at a young age, and that’s why communities have laws that forbid allowing any dog to roam at large.